Sentence examples for fairly expensive for from inspiring English sources

However, these printed pressure sensors are actually fairly expensive for our purposes.

Since CDs are fairly expensive for their weight, shipping costs are likely to be an even smaller proportion of the total value of an order than for books.

The Prius is fairly expensive for its size and comfort level.

The Prius, then, is fairly expensive for its size and comfort level.

But you can't call out of Skype using your Google Voice phone number (Update: strike that, see comments below – you can set Skype called ID to your Google Voice number), and that cost is fairly expensive for a soft phone.

Now, £650 month is fairly expensive for Brighton and even more expensive to a homeless person.

The Bowers & Wilkins Mini Zeppelin and the Bose SoundDock 10 are fairly expensive systems for playing music from an iPod, iPhone or computer ($400 for the Mini Zeppelin, coming in November; $600 for the Bose, available now).

"Some of the houses, which were fairly expensive, going for around $500,000, were like shacks," Mr. Collins said.

It is fairly expensive, $195 for a 3.4-ounce bottle, and like Ms. Scott's previous limited-edition cosmetics collection for Lancôme, it sends a message that she has her sights on a bigger business.

"A lot of Apple fans have a lot of different accessories and use the old systems, so this is going to be a fairly expensive shift for a lot of them," Mr. Kuittinen said.

That's a fairly expensive campaign for the blogosphere, and by comparison if we assume that their boxed Vista product costs them about $20/unit, that same $150,000 could have been spent on seeding Vista to about 7500 bloggers.